In recent times Israel has lost a lot of political support and public sympathy internationally, is there any way back? Professor Robert Patman joins Andrew Urquhart on the program to discuss the latest happening in Gaza.

Bishop Rt Rev Dr Peter Carrell provides the latest update on the reconstruction of the Christchurch Cathedral and discusses the setbacks resulting from inflation.

Can you be sure slavery is not involved in the products you consume every day? Dr. Susan Maiva from Fair, founder of Fair and Good joins Lizzie Oakes to discuss where New Zealand is at with its anti-slavery legislation.

Signs from the Reserve Bank suggest that inflation might be on the verge of heading in a positive direction, possibly even regaining control and aligning with the Reserve Bank's targets in time for Christmas. Dan Mazengarb from Christian Savings explains the details with Andrew Urquhart.

Craig Heilmann, Rhema Day's correspondent from Australia, joins Andrew Urquhart to offer insights into the latest happenings across the ditch.

The government boldly announced nine policy targets they aim to achieve by 2030. Ana Ika, Salvation Army Social Policy Analyst and Advocate joins Andrew Urquhart to explore the feasibility of several targets, focusing particularly on youth offending, school attendance, and achievement levels.

John McClean from Christ College, Australia, has a theological discussion with Rhema Breakfast on the digital age and being post-human.

Climate change may be looming, but is the government taking sufficient action to address the impending weather-related challenges? Tash McGill discusses with Andrew Urquhart how the government appears to be moving in the opposite direction, particularly regarding cost-cutting measures

With so many cultural expressions of faith available, what better way to see the church of God than as a fruit salad? Carl Tinnion, a chef, artist, and Anglican mission rejuvenator from Heavenly Nosh, has returned from a mission trip with some food for thought.

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St. Mary's in New Plymouth, the oldest stone church in Aotearoa, has been shuttered for years for earthquake strengthening. However, its future reopening is uncertain as it faces a shortfall of $8.5 million. Jay Ruka, the Dean of Taranaki Cathedral, converses with Andrew Urquhart on both the posi...

Out of the gates roaring on Monday the government came out with nine key areas in terms of public service targets. Can they do it? Dr Bryce Edwards, a political commentator and analyst, discusses these very ambitious goals.

It's normal to get worried about the future. But Reuben Munn joins Rhema Breakfast to say, God, you have been faithful in the past and you'll be with me in the future.

To take away the Christian faith would entail taking away the heart of Pasifika culture and livelihoods. Many cultural traditions reflect the Christian faith from authentic Pacific expressions. Terry Pouono, lecturer at Laidlaw College, chats to Andrew Urquhart on Pasifika theology and the signif...

Wynand Jacobs from FamilyLife joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to liken marriage maintenance to doing the dirty dishes - something we should be in the habit of doing daily.

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Do we attach terms and conditions to our generosity without realising it? John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for another weekly conversation, delving into generosity and how purposeful manipulation and power can transform it into something ugly.

Curious about the role of a funeral director? Tune in as Matt West, a funeral director from Grahams Funerals, joins Rhema Breakfast to shed light on some common questions.

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Have you ever had a situation where somebody's given you negativity and it's really stuck? Julia Grace joins Lizzie Oakes to discuss how we often dwell on harsh words far longer than we should.

When people find their place, they find their peace. John Peachey of The Think Farm reunites with Andrew for their weekly discussion, delving into the Gospel's perspective on the concept of home.

At times, the allure of rolling out of bed, strolling along the beach, and settling into your home office for work seems far more appealing than enduring morning traffic to reach the office. But is there a downside to this arrangement? Tom O'Neil, representing cv.co.nz, offers insights into the r...

Hate is a subjective term. Jonathan Ayling of the Free Speech Union joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to explore the nuances between hate crime and hate speech.

In our world, amidst the clamour and multitude of messages, how can we find time to contemplate and make a meaningful impact in our world? Lauren Parsons from Lauren Parsons Wellbeing shares with Rhema Afternoons some of her thoughts on the underutilized skill of reflection.

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Marcus Roberts from Maxim Institute joins Andrew Urquhart on the show to discuss the common response among politicians to simply deny accusations and double down even when evidence is produced. He discusses in particular the Chinese government's response when accused of hacking into New Zealand p...

Sadly many people just work for money, exchanging their labour for cash.  However, how can you merge your values and motivations with your job? Tom O'Neil from cv.co.nz discusses his thoughts with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days.

Yes, most people find gangs detestable. This topic triggers strong feelings for many. But we need to take a step back. Jonathan Ayling joins Andrew Urquhart on another weekly conversation to chat about free speech, and where the government might draw the line.